STMicroelectronics TIP135 Manuals

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Model
TIP135
Industry
Industrial
Documents
2
Languages
EN
Last added
2012-08-08

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STMicroelectronics TIP132/TIP135/TIP137 Power Darlington Transistors Datasheet

STMicroelectronics TIP132/TIP135/TIP137 Power Darlington Transistors Datasheet

Datasheet 5 pages · 39 KB · EN

This document provides detailed technical information for the TIP132, TIP135, and TIP137 complementary silicon power Darlington transistors. These devices are designed for use in power linear and switching applications within industrial equipment.

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STMicroelectronics TIP135 specifications

Collector-Base Voltage (VCBO)60 V (TIP132), 100 V (TIP135/TIP137)
Collector-Emitter Voltage (VCEO)60 V (TIP132), 100 V (TIP135/TIP137)
Collector Current (ICC)8 A
Collector Peak Current (ICM)12 A
Base Current (IB)0.3 A
Total Dissipation (Ptot)70 W (TIP132), 2 W (TIP135/TIP137)
Storage Temperature (Tstg)-65 to 150°C
Package TypeTO-220 plastic package

Source: STMicroelectronics TIP132/TIP135/TIP137 Power Darlington Transistors Datasheet

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Datasheet 1

Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.

Questions answered in these manuals

What are the TIP132, TIP135, and TIP137 transistors intended for?

They are intended for use in power linear and switching applications.

From: STMicroelectronics TIP132/TIP135/TIP137 Power Darlington Transistors Datasheet

What is the maximum operating junction temperature?

The maximum operating junction temperature is 150°C.

From: STMicroelectronics TIP132/TIP135/TIP137 Power Darlington Transistors Datasheet

What is the maximum collector current for the TIP132?

The TIP132 can handle a collector current of up to 8 A.

From: STMicroelectronics TIP132/TIP135/TIP137 Datasheet

What is the maximum power dissipation at a case temperature below 25 °C?

The device can dissipate up to 70 W when the case temperature is below 25 °C.

From: STMicroelectronics TIP132/TIP135/TIP137 Datasheet